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Lawmakers review S.127 section to create housing planning committee for people with developmental disabilities
Summary
The House Human Services Committee reviewed Section 6 of S.127, which would create a State Housing and Residential Services Planning Committee charged with producing an actionable plan for housing for individuals with developmental disabilities, including a schedule to create at least 600 supportive housing units and a report due Nov. 15, 2025.
The House Human Services Committee on Tuesday reviewed Section 6 of S.127, a Senate housing bill, which would create a State Housing and Residential Services Planning Committee charged with producing a state plan to develop housing for individuals with developmental disabilities and filing a report on Nov. 15, 2025.
The provision calls for the committee to “create an actionable plan to develop housing for individuals with developmental disabilities that reflects the diversity of needs expressed by those individuals and their families, including individuals with high support needs who require 24 hour care and those with specific communication needs,” Cameron Wood of the Office of Legislative Council told the committee as he read the proposed language.
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